These roadtrips are getting onerous but I’m traveling with Abercrombies Camp….. (explanations to follow). This one is a three week odyssey of 6000 miles from Tucson to Washington DC, New England and back–and all points in between. And I’ve...
Very conveniently located on my new back-roads route from the Ranger Doug Intergalactic Headquarters in Seattle (my warehouse) to Tucson is Hood River, Oregon. And conveniently located in that town are two good friends whom I’ve known most of my adult...
“Competition for Elegance” in loose translation–this time in boats. After my arrival in Seattle from Alaska, I have several orders of business in California, chiefly observing the Yosemite maps–now laid out on an airport hangar floor....
DUE OUT OCTOBER 15TH–224 PAGES–OVER 400 ILLUSTRATIONS–FOREWORD BY DOUGLAS BRINKLEY–CONTAINS A SILKSCREEN PRINT–$100. For the past three years, I’ve been writing my book. It’s titled “Ranger of the Lost...
There is very little snow this year so both Yellowstone and Grand Teton are plowing roads a month early. I take advantage and walk the road for exercise. One of the most iconic places in the west–the Taggart Creek Corals and the Grand Teton–this time...
After my visit at the San Bruno NARA facilities (last post), I’m off to Jackson Wyoming, known to most as Jackson Hole, to commence rewriting my book. First thing I did, was to tear up last winter’s draft and start combing through the 1000 scans of the...